At Wit’s End: An Evening with Oscar Levant in Poughkeepsie
Radio, television and film history buffs will delight in the one-man show about the acclaimed actor, composer and raconteur Oscar
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Poné Ensemble for New Music launches 40th season in New Paltz
Classical or “serious” music can appear to be the ultimate oldies tour. This may be in part because it enjoys
Vince Gill & the Time Jumpers in Kingston on Friday
The Time Jumpers, a band of A-list country music session stars and notables, push their biggest name out front in
Mavis Staples at Bearsville on Friday
Gospel and soul legend Mavis Staples came to fame as the lead singer of the Staples Singers. In the new
SUNY-New Paltz stages Shakespeare’s Tempest
For Shakespeare fans, there are few moments in the Bard’s canon so poignant as the scene at the end of
Knitting Yarns at Woodstock’s Golden Notebook
They say that knitting is making a comeback. For some of us, it never went away – rather, it got
Playback Theatre to perform stories from Amnesty International in New Paltz
The Amnesty International USA Hudson Valley Chapter lobbies on behalf of prisoners of conscience, writing letters to US legislators and
Elvis Costello to play UPAC in Kingston
Elvis Costello takes songwriting past passion, past profession and somewhere toward the clinical neighborhood of pathology. I once knew a
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell to perform in Kingston
Soundgarden frontman and solo artist Chris Cornell is obviously one of the great screamers in rock ‘n’ roll history; but
Art of Doing authors at Woodstock Library this Saturday
Did you ever wonder how successful people get that way? Putting aside sheer luck, it seems that they must know